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Originally Posted by Busy Bee
Spend some time in Italy - or southern europe for that matter - and these weird tiny bathrooms and stretched definitions for kitchens wont seem all that strange.
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Oh trust me, I've seen these setups in Europe as well as in so-called "developing" countries, but I wouldn't expect to see this in the US.
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Originally Posted by iheartthed
I'm not in love with the layout of this apartment with one major exception: the terrace space. Outdoor terrace space of that size is extremely sought after in NYC. It comes at the expensive of another bedroom for this apartment, but the 1 bedroom with the terrace space is probably not much cheaper than the two bedroom below it with no outdoor space.
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I agree that a terrace adds to living space, but realistically in NYC, how often would you be out there? I imagine only a few seasons a year.
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Originally Posted by iheartthed
Sinks over the toilet water tank are common in parts of Europe and Asia. The water for your toilet tank comes from the same place as your bathroom sink.
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I know, but that's not the point; what if you needed to get into your toilet tank?
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